Framing Charles

[MrBarnett]

hi gary
also that since he wasnt onhis way to work, he had time for eddowes and the whole apron/gsg events

That’s right, Abby.

[Abby Normal]

I had my doubts before, but now I’m inclined to believe that Sunday was indeed Lechmere’s day off work. So the earlier time and location of Stride’s murder fits very nicely.

hi gary
also that since he wasnt onhis way to work, he had time for eddowes and the whole apron/gsg events

[MrBarnett]

>> ... how on earth would they know what time you arrived/left your mother’s house?<<

Scene #1: Couple of days after the murder Mrs L takes some food over for daughter, chats with Ma C,

Mrs L: " Charlie was really late Saturday what were you two doing?"

Ma C: " Whatcha mean late? He left here well before the rain started!"

Who’s Ma C? Is this a new addition to the ‘cast of thousands?’ ;-)

Ma L: “Yes, he left about the usual time but came back later, soaking wet.”


Or,

Ma L: “Did Charlie get wet on his way home on Saturday?”

Mrs L: “I’ve no idea, I was fast asleep when he got in.

Or,

Mrs L: “I think I’ll pop some of this left over stew over to your mum later.”

JTR: “No, it was delicious, I’ll finish off myself.”

[drstrange169]

>> ... how on earth would they know what time you arrived/left your mother’s house?<<

Scene #1: Couple of days after the murder Mrs L takes some food over for daughter, chats with Ma C,

Mrs L: " Charlie was really late Saturday what were you two doing?"

Ma C: " Whatcha mean late? He left here well before the rain started!"

[MrBarnett]

I had my doubts before, but now I’m inclined to believe that Sunday was indeed Lechmere’s day off work. So the earlier time and location of Stride’s murder fits very nicely.